In this exciting episode, Adam Thomas joins the Ghosts of Bacon podcast to share his and his father's findings in transposition ciphers encrypted within Shakespeare's First Folio, and how the ciphers behave as they're transposed. Don't miss these impressive findings.

In this episode, I present information from an excerpt from my book The Keys of the Rosi Crosse and the Ghosts of Bacon, in which I provide a partial decryption of a cipher in the dedicatory page of Shakespeare's Sonnets. I make a case for the identity of the mysterious "Mr. W.H." and it's different from any name put forward before.

In this episode, I explain my methodologies I use when decrypting transposition ciphers.

I think the title says it all! Using Francis Bacon's Cipher systems, we can identify his true birth parents with his most common cipher signatures.

This episode begins with research updates and shout-outs, and then I go into some alignments at the heart of the "Invisible College" image, and provide a clearer explanation than appears in my first book, The Holy Trinity Decryption.

In this episode, I explain the section of my latest book, The Keys of the Rosi Crosse, called "Bacon's Codebook." I explain its purpose and provide cautions regarding its use.

In this episode, I answer a few of the questions that people have asked regarding my recent trip to Newfoundland, and I'm announcing the creation of my new Facebook Group, "The Keys of the Rosi Crosse and the Ghosts of Bacon."

Did Walter Raleigh use Albrecht Durer as a mask and create the three engravings known as the "Master Prints?" Does this explain some of the mysteries surrounding "Melencolia I, especially the presence of the 4 x 4 Agrippa's magic square? This episode looks at this possibility - you decide.

In this episode, I expand on information appearing in my first book, The Holy Trinity Decryption regarding a version of the Coat of Arms of the de Medici family. I explain information that I had missed in my first decryption, and how it corroborates my latest work.